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    No 1 British Flying Training School Museum

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    Doug C.

    Impress friends and family with your knowledge about British airmen in WWII being trained in Texas. Kudos to the volunteers and many others in TX and especially Terrell for creating the museum. A little know part of WWII history right near DFW. When you go be sure to watch the video about the museum and history of the flight school before starting your tour. Visiting is free and donations always welcome. Also take the time to visit the cemetery where the airman who died during training are buried. They are a long way from home and were very young; 19/20 yrs old.

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